Match the meaning on the left with the meaning on the right that both define the same homograph.
Choose Complexity: Easier • Mediumish • Tougher
| 1. To believe an idea while lacking definite proof | A. Money, or anything else, that is being gambled |
| 2. A generic name for any item | B. Someone police believe may have committed a crime |
| 3. Describes a pen with a small tip | C. To be put under a spell or to be delighted |
| 4. A way into a building | D. To formally announce one’s disapproval, often in a courtroom |
| 5. Long, sharp objects that are hammered into the ground | E. A payment one must pay as a penalty |
Here are the five words, but not in any particular order!